Div.3 can be rolled on, me and WhiskeyTangoFox didn't manage to schedule a game, so a draw there is probably fairest.
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Div.3 can be rolled on, me and WhiskeyTangoFox didn't manage to schedule a game, so a draw there is probably fairest.
The official rules also state that players with more than 51 spp's will desert the team on a roll of 4+. I wonder if Cyanide implemented that as well? Probably not.
A few games were defaulted, I'm afraid (with all the SPPs that entails) but all divisions are now definitely on day 3 :-). Enjoy!
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Hmm, how come I keep getting "MVP 0" for my games recently? I thought I was meant to get an MVP per game.
It's in LRB6 / CRP. It's implemented on fumbbl.
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(Interestingly it says that you can concede without any penalties before a kickoff where you're only able to field two or less players. Never spotted that before)
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I have a purely hypothetical question.... also, iNinja, don't read this. :P
If your 13-strong Dark Elf team was about to face a well-developed Skaven side with 190k in Inducements, would you make do with that amount or fire one SPP-less lineman in order to take Horkon Heartripper (cost 210k)?
I'm very much on the fence on this... I find Heartripper a bit tempremental but against an AV7 team he's on the cusp of being useful (the only thing better is a Stunty team, of course). Advise would be welcome.
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Horkon gets at least one lovely multi-stab on the LoS when you receive. He's like a wizard, with the chance of performing multiple times.
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Maybe this is one of those rare cases where taking petty cash is feasable. If your treasury balance is alright, why not pay the 20k?
I hadn't even considered Wizard, tbh. I was thinking 2nd Apoth and a Babe with the 190K.
If I add 20k I also lose 20K in inducements, I think... Petty Cash is mainly for the guy with the higher TV as far as I can tell.
Besides, I'm broke. :) My money has already gone to hiring a replacement blitzer after my last blitzer #4 died.
I used him in another league recently.
When I received I lined up assassins (3 including the star player) and line men on the LOS and started the first round with 4 stabs injuring and knocking out 2 players(1 of each). I threw 24 block dice during that game and received 152 block dice at me, we both broke armour 12 times.
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The game calculates (and this is the correct way to do it - the actual rules are a bit Cyanide this time) the inducements after both players have added their petty cash.
If you have 1720 and Bob Madeupplayer has 1800, and you add 20K petty cash, the game will calculate the TV difference between 1800 and (1720 + 20) and give you 60K inducements, plus your 20K.
In most instances it makes very little sense for the lower TV player to add petty cash. You might potentially consider adding 50K to get a babe, if there's less than 50K difference between your teams, or adding 100K to get a second apoc if you think your team is going to get ruined by Grinn's brutal, brutal orcs.
Sometimes it makes sense for the higher TV player to throw in 50K to get themselves a babe, but they need to remember that the lower TV player will get inducements to match. If there's a 30K difference and you put in 50K petty cash, you'll be able to spend that petty cash, but the lower TV player will be able to spend 80.
The ideal scenario for adding petty cash is if there is only a small TV difference between your teams, and yours is slightly lower. Say you have 1720 and he has 1740 - if you put in 50K petty cash that makes your adjusted TV 1770 - so you get to spend your money on a babe, and your opponent gets a useless 30K in inducements.
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It's far from risk free: fail to break armour (and the chances are you will fail to break armour) and the ogre gets to punch your wood-elf-armour-level assassin next turn. The buggers are hard to skill up, so that Ogre will be getting 3 dice against someone without block or dodge to protect themselves.